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20082026
most citedA quantum route to the classical Lagrangian formalism

8 citations · 18 across the 12 of their papers we have counts for

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math-ph2026

Metric tensors and two-forms in information geometry from the GNS construction

Marco Castrillón López, Florio M. Ciaglia, Laura González-Bravo +1

We develop a GNS-based construction of geometric tensors on smooth parametric statistical models over -algebras. Since the state space of a -algebra is generally not a sm…

math.DG2025

On the classification of Jacobi curves and their conformal curvatures

A. Bautista, A. Ibort, J. Lafuente

This paper describes the theory of Jacobi curves, a far reaching extension of the spaces of Jacobi fields along Riemannian geodesics, developed by Agrachev and Zelenko. Jacobi curv…

hep-th2024

Symplectic realizations and Lie groupoids in Poisson Electrodynamics

Fabio Di Cosmo, Alberto Ibort, Giuseppe Marmo +1

We define the gauge potentials of Poisson electrodynamics as sections of a symplectic realization of the spacetime manifold and infinitesimal gauge transformations as a representat…

quant-ph2024

A Lagrangian path integral approach to the qubit

A. Ibort, M. Jiménez-Vázquez

A Lagrangian description of the qubit based on a generalization of Schwinger's picture of Quantum Mechanics using the notion of groupoids is presented. In this formalism a Feynman-…

quant-ph2024★ 4 cited

Quantum Tomography and the Quantum Radon Transform

Alberto Ibort, Alberto López-Yela

A general framework in the setting of -algebras for the tomographical description of states, that includes, among other tomographical schemes, the classical Radon transform, q…

math-ph2023

The Geometry of the solution space of first order Hamiltonian field theories III: Palatini's formulation of General Relativity

Florio M. Ciaglia, Fabio Di Cosmo, Alberto Ibort +3

We complete the program started in two companion papers of defining a Poisson bracket structure on the space of solutions of the equations of motion of first order Hamiltonian fiel…